Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-06

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Ninth-To caIse record of all their
proceedings to be kept, which shall be
open to public inspection at the school
Tenth-To keep, open to public inspec-
tion, an account of receipts and expendi-
lures.
Eleventh-To annually report to the
Governor q statement of all their trans
actions, and of all matters pertaining to
the school.
Twelfth-To transmit with such report
a copy Of the principal teachers annual
report.
Thirteenth-To revoke any diploma by
them granted, on receiving satisfactory
evidence that the holder thereof is ad-
dicted to drunkenness, is guilty of gross
immortality, or is reputedly dishonest in
his dealings propided, that such person
shall have at least thirty days previous
notice of such contemplated action, and
shall, if he asks it, be heard in his own de-
fense.
Each Board of Trustees must hold two
regular meetings in each year, and may
hold special meetings, at the call of the
Secretary, when directed by the Chairman.
The Principal of each State Normal
School must make detailed annual report
to the Board of Trustees, with catalogue
of the pupils, and such other particulars as
the Board may require or he may think
useful.
He must also attend County Institutes.
and lecture before them on subjects relat-
ing to public schools and the profession of
teaching.
The Board of Trustees of each State
Normal School, upon the recommendation
of the Faculty, may issue to those pupils
who worthily complete the full course of
study and training prescribed, diploma
of graduation. To each pupil receiving
this diploma, and thereafter teaching sue
| cessfully in the public schools of this State
for three years, and to each pupil who
worthily completes the post graduate
course, the State Board of Education shall
grant an educational diploma.
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION, PROMOTION
AND GRADUATION.
For admission TO the Junior Glass, the
following qualifications are requisite:
l. Age-Sixteen years.
2. Certifcates-A valid certificate of
| any county or city in this State.
). \ diploma Of graduation from some
Public Grammar or High School in the
State
Those wanting the last two qualifications
! can be admitted only on examination, and
none will be admitted to the examination
who have not completed the Grammar
School course as prescribed in the counties
| of the State, or course of study equivalent
thereto. Pupils holding the Grammar
School diploma are entitled to admission
to the Junior Glass without examination.
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| classes are examined in all the studies of
the preceding classes.
1t will be observed that the diplomas
specified are those issued by the Boards of
Education to students completing the
County Grammar School course. In the
large towns and cities Of the State, where
! High Schools exist, the Grammar School
course is not 50 extensive.
The fact has been demonstrated that the
| graduates of the County Grammar Schools
can do mast of the work in the Junior year
in about one term. The grade of admis-
sion has therefore been raised, SO that none
| viii be admitted on examination who can
not, in the opinion Of the Faculty, do the
work of the advanced Junior Class
Those expecting to enter any class in the
school should examine carefully the "Con-
dltions OF admission" and the "Advice to
those who enter the school," and they
must not expect to enter until they are
prepared TO meet all requirements
Pupils may enter any course for which
they are qualified, but great advantage
will be derived from taking the full ele-
mentary course, to secure that thorough
ness of drill necessary TO the sIlillful
teacher.
All pupils ar e examined frequently, and
, If they show either incapacity or unwilling
ness to do the required work, are assigned
TO lower classes, or excused from attend
ance.
None are admitted to the Senior Glass
| under seventeen years Of age, and candi-
| dates for admission to this class will be ex-
| amined in methods of teaching elementary
| subjects.
By resolution of the Board, adopted
May -, 1889, pupils will hereafter be ad-
mitted only at the beginning of the terms
of schools. The Faculty have, however,
power to suspend this rule in cases which,
| for good and sufficient reasons, they may
consider exceptional. None are, under
| any circumstances, admitted to the Senior
Glass after the first examination each term,
as none are graduated who have not been
! one year in attendance at the school.
| Applicants for admission are required to
make and sign the following declaration :
81 hereby declare that my purpose in en-
tering the school is to fit myself for teach
| ing, and that intend to teach in the pub
lie schools of California !" and to make a
deposit of FIVE dollars, which will be re-
funded when they leave, if clear on the
! books of the Librarian, and if there are no
| charges for injury to reference books,
| huildiDg or furniture.
As the Preparatory Glass, so long con-
neeted with the school, has been abol-
ished, no provision can be made for those
| who show themselves not qualified to en-
ter the Junior Class. A few of the younger
| applicants may find seats in the Model
| Glass, but candidates fol. admission will do
well to be quite sure that they are quail
he'd before incurring the expense of COM
| ing here.
Pupils completing the course of study,
training, and practice prescribed by the
Board, to the satisfaction of the Faculty,
will receive diploma, upon which County
and City Boards of Education are author
lied to issue first grade certificates. In
most counties of this State, and in all the
| counties of Nevada and Oregon, this is
done. This certificate is perpetual, and
requires only the requisite experience to
entitle the holder to an educational or life
diploma.
By resolution of the Board, adopted
April %, 1884, provision was made for
honorary promotion The action of tn.
Board was as follows:
Pupils entering any class without con-
ditions, either on examination or by pro-
motion, who show in all their studies ex-
cellent scholarship, shall be entitled to ard
receive honorary promotion. This promo
ton shall be for acknowledged and OBJ
vious good scholarship, and not be ex-
pressed in figures denoting a grading.
New pupils entering with not to ex-
ceed two conditions, who fully remove the
conditions within ten weeks of their adj
mission, may also earn honorary promotion.
Any irregularity of department. in
curing the censure Of the Faculty. shall
exclude the pupil from the honorary grade
for that term
Pupils from any class, fully promoted to
the next advanced class, will receive pro-
motion card, signed by the PRINCIPAL.
This will admit them to the advanced
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